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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

The Rev. David Walk breaches M
Oollierviile today.
President Haddsn and wife are now
locGtei To New York.
MIRA. Lon o. Hodges In In Nashville,
visiiirg Mrs. Ohsrles Eastman.
n N Towner Is on, on the Kansas
City railroad on O businoss trip.
Ma II. M. Msniford hs, goue 10
Ohioago on . brief viOit 10 friends.
Senator Isbam q. Harris and vile
have gore 10 7, K,s to Walt his son.
u W. Metoalf and family arc still
al Allegheny Springs. H,st Tennessee.
d. D. ID. Bsnsdeu has gone 10
WAshiaglsa 10 the Medical Oonven.
tloa.
q II. Coward and vile ara spending
the lat,ss part Of the summer at Tui.
lshoua. Tam.
John A. McOsddep, after q month
or moro spent In touring through COL
orado. has rsiurnsd.
Mr.. md Mrs. William Bslcher will
ert ~ tour through tho North west.
Tney lefs last evening.
Mrs. X. l.. Wright has Como 10 spend
tia balance a the Summer al White
ON spings. Bst Tennessee.
Mr. d. A. Renew and daughter
have gone 10 Wait relatives at Rogers.
vile. Ala, Tor short while.
Mas CARA Conway was In Little
k,ck on russday last, whsre she da.
lvered one Of her excellent lectures
hlsses Pauline and Annie King.
daughters OF Dol. II. CLAY King, have
sonels Psducsh. Ky. on visit 10 rela.
lives
Ban Qsese, a Gresnvills, Mi~
passed through the city yesterday for
Walt 10 his old homo In North Ala.
bama.
Miss Bsnnsh Reid aud Miss N. N
Reid LETT the city Friday evening for
H. Louis AID thence 10 Cnicago, 10
spend Tow weeks with friends.
Dr. X 81. Wilett, IT,, Is a delegate
10 the Lot rnati0nal Medical Arsooia. |
ton, which meets this week In W .ah.
Ing on. Ba lett Tor that city On Pd. |
day.
Mtss u 'wis Jehuson. OF this city,
hes retained /, Nashville, % enter
pon hsf seventh year's " RI a. the
department. II msthem atios at Mrs.
Ola IA school.
VIM Pliyd and vile, Mr.. J. ]. Tan.
per aud vile. aud ths Mieass Wrinkle.
mane. Of Os,roll avenue, were amoog
the depr ny tho Kspsas City
rUuis 10 IT. Louis aud Chicago.
w. n. Paeet, q Memphis boy, bu,
now assia,snt general freight agent Of
tho H. Louis, Arkansas and Ter ~
Rstroid. with headquarten NJ 50
Louis. was In the oily on Monday.
Dr. A. q. Sinclair left for WsshiDg.
ton yesterday 10 attend the later.
Daionsl Medical Congress, hayi' q
Desn elected mombsr Of tho oouncl
Tor tina departments Of the eye and
car. The congress c,nvenPs this week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

togs, NY, returned Friday eight.
highly delighted With the pleasures Of
her trip and mush improved In health.
d. II. Archibald went TO Bolivar
county Monday on business.
The Rev. R W. Binkley and wife re-
turned Tueedsy from TenneSee. Mrs.
Binkley's friends Will be glad to learn
her health Ia great, improved.
George Fee 10 of on visit 10 Texsr,
where he will remain several weeks.
Miss Matte Marshall, one OF Or.
ford's fairest daughters, 10 visiting rel.
ativee In the country this week.
q. q. Weber, who has been In Col.
orado for several weeks, return, d
"Wednesday, much pleased with the
place and greatly improved In health.
Prof. 4. r. Hampton, q roccopols,
IL In the CITY visi'ing friends
The Rev. E,B Ramsey 1, in Tennes-
see visiting his mother.
Mrs. A. T. Owens and daughters,
May and Eala, left Monday for Gas.
tillion Springs.
K. d. Pierce, q prominent Yong
man Of Oxford, left Tuesday for Fori
Smith, ARK, where he will probsb y
reside In the future.
Miss Lourenia McAnnally, who has
been here for several weeks visiting
friends, left this week for her home In
Texas.
Our popular young friend, J. L.
Johnson, IT,, spent Monday In Soma.
tohia,
Prof. P. A. Rash and W. A. Rosns
went TO Holly Springs Thursdsy on
business.
The Hon. Chas B. Howry returned
from Oorinth Wednesday, where he
has been for several days on business
II III. Nelson, popu ar young man
OF Oxford, lef. Wednesday Toe Pickens
to engsge in me- cantile business.
Joe Prgue lef' Wednesday for X ,s-
ciusko, where he will engage in busi.
ness.
Mrs Joe Stowers returned Thursday
from Alabama, accompanied nv her
chsrming niece, Miss Nettis Porter,
who will remain here for some ,ims.
Mlss OorjnDe Able returned
"Wednesday from Tennessee, highly
pleased With the pleasures OF her trip
Mr.. Nick Peeuss lefl Wednesday
for Winona, 10 accept position Ia his
brothers store.
Prof r 'zhugh, OF Whitworlh
College, Ia In the city, and 10 shaking
hands with his msny friende.
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O. Ernest Forhick. The unavoidable
absence OF Mr.. @. Brusst Forsdick
vas regretted BY his uunero frieuda.
On socount Of the success he hss
achieved upon bis initial business trip
10 Mississippi he was unablsto be pres.
ent. -
p. J. Kelly and wife bsve bid fare
well to Waukeshs and rstrsced their
atepa to Mtmphir.
n. O. Graves and family are at homo.
They eni Dyed the brief vlslt to rols.
tivee at distance.
Mrs. Colston, Of Mobile, IN making
q short visit 10 Mrs. Luke X, Wright.
on Jsssamine street
Charles Wuutsburger aud bride are
located In their new home, after an
extensive bridal trip.
Mr.. 6. n. Ridgsly, after q much
needed rest Of several weeks, returned
from the East yesterday.
3 Slayer and fsmily are epseonceS
at home, after q journey Of some
months through Hurope.
Napoleon Hill and family have 70.
turned, after q visit to Monte Ssno and
White Sulphur Sphpgv, Va.
Mrs. W. II. Carroll, sr., and w. II.
boabrook and family are among the
returned summer wanderers.
Misses L 10 and Louls Henry, Of Lin.
den street, arc back from Q visit 70
friends In HudsoAvills, Miss.
A. X Hancock and family preferred
to return home rather than lingsr AT
the springs during September.
Mrs. X. = Morris and MIRA. 8 A.
'Pspper have returned from their tum.
mer at the eesshore and springs.
N N Batesjn aud O. X. Morrow
are again prepared to tackle the a ,ecy
staple alter q well spent vacation.
N. NJ. Bsiisob has returned from his
annual European trip, and will be q
bear In Tho cotton market Il Ia season.
Dol. w. N. Brown aud family have
Ie'urDed from Virginia Beach, where
they have been spending the summer.
Mr.. J. n. C,fiia and lady, and Mrs.
Bertha 0Hsrs, have returned from
Long Branch and other BAstern 70.
eoTts.
J. I. Tonlinson and wife spent a
delightful summer In the mountains
oil last Tennessee. They are now at
home.
Mrs. J. II. Thompson, Nis MAY
Watson, Masters Arthur and B,gebe
Watson. returned home yesterday
from pleasant visi! to Augusta, Ark.
Mrs. \. p. stra'ton and daughter,
MIS- Matte, are sgsin nt their home
No. sl2 Carroll avenue, alter a pleas
ant soiourn Of on, month at Blue Ridge
Springs. Va.
Tba Rev. z. A. vsnabie. pastor of
the Fifst Baptist church, who spent
the heated term in NJ sntsippi, has re.
turned. aod will occupy his pulpiI to-
day, morni ~ and evening.
Mrs. X. Tildssley and Mira. q. Pullen
have returned from q pleasant THO TO
Waukeeha and the Western cities, |
where they have bssn Enjoying q
Walt for the past lev weeks.
Mrs. J. J. Thornton and Mlss Clyde
came homo from Monte Sano Tuesday
last. Mss Olyds has dncs been visit
Ing friends a. Gold Water and Her.
naDdo, bu, came homo yesterday.
Little Misses Gsriie and Maggie
slsysns and their aunt, Miss Msggis
Williams. OF Cnelses, returned last
Thursday. after a pleasant visit to |
and iis surrounding springs. |
Jas. X Graves, H., with the firm Of |
]. W. 4 Bfowp, the plumber. has re-.
armed from q very pl, Asant tip
through tho North, and his many |
friends arc glad 10 zee him at his old
pos, and looking a. handsome a. ever.
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40 CoIsmSs.. Miss.


On lMt sunday mofDing memoirs
services we're held In the Melho Q
Church for MIS-. 0ivi. Johnson, vile
OF Capt. q A. Johnson. v ho died hers
q short time ago. The church va,
disped with m uroirR and beautiful J
decorated wi h n vere.
Toe " rim la, been doing co elder
abe damage I cntton near hers.
Ma Pas McCabe left Monday
NOR i"R to rprnd anne We, ks at Omar
loto Vile, Va Her brother, Charlie
OFT ~, sc,ompa tad her part Of The
way goinS TO Bsl.buekle, Tenn, TO
tch "a.
Mts Laura Mayo, Who hss been
making quite = visit 10 Bfookeville,
Mics attending the pr iiracied meet.
Ing OF the Rsv. Mr.. Pisrson, has re-.
TUNED.
DR. Lsndrum has returned from
tummeiing ~ Wankesbs, lookit 3
much better ilr thu Trip.
Mr.. T. Y. Spalding, the Handsome
and popular tberh Of Clay connty,
was In tie city lfe' we,k
o. Fdday last Browne Cadets, cur
new company, we're mus cred into the
Mississippi National Guar q by Brig
adler General william N. Munro.
Afer the ceremony vas over the com.
psny ~as invited by the General TO
delicious lunoh, which they enjoyed
inner sely.
Col q W. Albert left Monday morn.
ing idr Now Y,rk.
DR.. NJ. M. Bake, representative
elect from this county, Ttturi cd on
Monday night from Georgis, where,
accompanied by bic wife, he has beon
visiting for acme week..
Capt. T. @. Bslchsr and + u Kirk
sey ieturr ed Yesterday from fsye'te
Courthouse, Ala, where they have
been attending court
Mr. II NJ, Wsddell, Who has been
one Of III. delisbtiul party Who arc
rus,lea,ing ., F,it SPRING, returned
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AtGupslO, Hiss.

Mr.. d. W. Oven, formerly resident
OF Tapslo, now Of X )sclusko, was In
town Tuesday.
bs.srs. Jessee kabry, b T. CLARK,
r. B, q ark, d. CLARK aud DR.. Gilbsrf,
all Of Verona, were in Tupelo this
week.
Mrs Alice Stewart and children, Of
Arkadelpbia, Ak, ars wei ing the
family OF A. J Gayle, Of this place.
Mics Aunielon Andsrson, who has
been visiting friends In PJniotoc for
month, returned here to her home
Saturday.
Mr.. =. X. stribling'. OF Fulton, was
In Tupelo Monday. Mr.. Suiblings ha,
sold his hens In Fulton. and will move
b Tup.lo SION.
Miss B,ssie Grens. Of Bells Station,
is visiting friends In Tupelo this
week.
The following attorneys from other
plsces have been In attendance upon
Circuit Court here this week: 3 M.
Taylor and A. j. Russell, 81 Verona;
Gen. h Davis and T.. q. Sykes, Il
Abardeeo. and W J. Cole, Of S.itillc.
Miss Dixie Psrsbee, an accom-.
plisbsd youos lady Of this place, 10
visiting relatives ut New Albany this
week.
The Hon. J. -. Allen, our uembr
Of O 'peress, went 10 Jackson Monday,
10 represent the State In the Hamilton
habe,s rpus trial befo.e Oniei jus
tlce Cooper.
Mise n ,nnis Williams, of Tupelo, I.
vis'iiog relatives In Little Rock, AK
Miss 4 igaDia Blair Ia at home,
alter visit Of several weeks to friends
In L.Grange, Tom.
The Hon. w. q Or, OF Okolons,
was in Tupslo Monday.
David Clark, of verous, hiss rantsd
one 81 Mr.. CAROLS res brick stores,
and will open drug business here
soon.
Y. r Pitts and family are at home,
after several weeks visit 90 Pontotoc,
Prof. X ID Gun will opsn the pub.
lie school Of Tupelo ext Monday.
Mics Annie Bill Norton, Que 81 the
most accomplished young ladies IN
Tupelo, will open private school here
Monday.
Mira. Coodletl has refpYned all.
spendirS s1ysrsl xse,s x,'h ,sl.J..
Ia Nav York .ndsn'h C.,ou'.
Mis- FINN, Philiins n ~ = -. A.
her ism,l, In Tnnslo r. m F,snhi,n
XIV. whs,e ,hs has hssn ,,scnin,
school fn.s'ms time.
Oharlea Carroll, OF this plsca,
has moved "a Aha,d. an Oh
viii resIrs In the intnye
Cant p M slavery. Of R,,dwIp b,s
rented M, Elliot,,s y,sidsnca and iii
move 10 Tupelo soon.
Mr.. Plou.a ioTme,lv n o,,,,d
has rem eli a s,or. hare and vii sn
into busin,se soon' ~
D.. w. M. Hazard. of FuI,on I.
esnd,dste for the s,ala senais xss IN
Tupelo his w,et.
The Rgy. 0eorve Inse. of Coyintb- 4.
holding a protrseled ira, tIng In Gnn.
town.
Mis-. virds oliyer. of B.ldv,p ard
Mics Luna r gers. Of Mari,t = ar.
visiting friends 10 Guntovn thIs Se,t
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A HsiAa afaY.sr

bvsee 81 . Year.
She 10 white sud slspS der and fair,
Her eyes are Shame vi h desire,
Hxi.kt Nth lutt,- of nth m her hair.
bhsh sew, shs IL stArlisf I ans are
ghsH birch trss waved By the windl
hsrs - uy sway d IL her Term,
I~ breath can nsve her or end,
Ass hs love IL her sunlight and stors.
hs Me Il . vision, . dream,
shs ,isssth, spaItvi h hsr lsS.
" Hsvs osy's tom y tn u stre Am
esisss . - llOp Il Al non. IAN dsstrsv
BE s.'is 10 the smile Of the morn.
Her ee.sty the e1olnss. Of eve;
v, nustas ar, ever 10, lorn
N.Y. trit Of sysning de.t sri,v vet
.Esn Sssss +. Field In bsptsmb9
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to visit friends and relatives, was
tsksn violently III on Thursday, the
18th, died on the 28th and was
taken 10 Torrance for interment on
August 9Th. This noet estimable
young lady leaves many warm friends
to deeply mourn her lots.
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a. osisrs. Miss.

DR.. Mays tpsnI MOnd.y in Mem.
pitts
7 2. MoMayhow, Of Aberdeen. IA
here spending y few weeks with his
father.
Sheriff p. Z. Matthews left wedne..
day on the srcusion for trip through
T xM
Mss sallis Niece Isom, vhouhss
been spending the summer al ssra.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04
pEas0NAL AND SOCIAL.
All About Memphis People At Hone
ed Abroad:

Hsses f~so Ns'shssrins 0ities-Rs-
MARIE ~wrses'sd ~ che season
-1ssrss ave Passi0es.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04
DISSOLUTION.

7 HAVE this day sold my interest In Ne
] hrm OF q. II Karr 4 o. 70 LEs BROS.p
% they assuming all the debts Of ssi1
nrm, aud ara authorised to osllest all -
counts dle same. In rst,riss frsm busine6I
J hereby return th,nts to tho psblie Ter
the lib raj patron maze h.retof 70 or ended y
the old nrm. aud sol,o / tie same kind treat.
mont toward my successors. r. 'pcs.'slly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04
NEW ETR. M.

Having purchased O. n. Ksrr's intsrsst
In the arm OF y II kars 4 Us., We will, u
e'ni nue The ~ me bushes. At the cid stand,
No 2 Howsrds' Row. unasr Oh Arm name
and style Of LEE BR s \ o.. where We
VIII be pleased To SEQ all N II fsrner cus-
them In the past. Respse fui Iy,
' septs nbet 8, Isl Les t0s.' 4 co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

A popular expression that Ia.
HomtysE w7n "s g'y 'Its hp cho,.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06

All trains daily except as follows: Exec
only; Mondays, from Wahpeton only; d Satu
Monday from Neche and Grand Forks only.
TICKET OFFICES-St. Paul, corner Third an,
MINNEAPOLIS 10 Nicol
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06
A BUTCHERS RECORD.
An Interesting Interview With
One Of st. Paul's Most Pop
ular Beef Slayers.
Another Instance Recorded Where the
Participant Becomes a Prominent
o. and Successful Tradesman.
10 %ol ! How His Happiness Was
sao Accomplished.
/ 2te
A Young Cutter Of Broadcloth, a Native
Of Norway but for Seven Years
15 Citizen Of Minnesota, Relates
10 = His Terrible Experience
Cox Since Infancy.
A butcher Makes a Statement.

AButcher Makes Statement.
Among the numerous business enter
prises in all the leading cities there are
feMin all the mass that do not adver-
tise. Advertising to the business man
is what bread is to the human being.
The grocer, the dry goods and notion
dealer, the boot, shoe, hat and cap mer-
chant, the gents furniSher, all advertise.
The butcher, however, who sells the
hotel and boarding house keeper, and
supplies the family with the excellent
beef which is partaken of with such a
relish is the least advertised man in any
business whatever. ST. Paul can boast
of its vendors in fresh meats and the
tidiness of the handlers of the same.
We wish to call the attention of the
public to one in particular, Oscar
Adams, who for courteousness and
cleanliness can not be beaten by any
city in the Union. He is a young man
of experience just starting in business
for himself after an apprenticeship of
several years. To the writer he
said: ''NO. l have no trouble, my
PATRONS all seem satisfied, and of
course that pleaSeS me and in turn 1
endeavor to and do what is right to all.
l was, however, always in trouble and
just recently. When discovered what
the matter was l at once set out to OBJ
waite it, and l must say that by the help
of a practical and Skillful medical man I
have accomplished all [ could expect.
My trouble began some time after my
arrival here. | came from Germany
with my parents and have resided here
for the past eighteen years. l took
| slight cold and began to hawk and spit
in an attempt to clear my throat of
something which seemed to stick there.
In the morning my throat seemed to be
full and l would frequently gag so that
l would almost choke before | could
clear it, Twas bilious and had almost a
constant headache, with pains through
my shoulder and chest. Had a misera-
BILE, poor appetite, and what little did
eat seemed to distress me, as had
quite belching of wind and pain in
my stomach after eating. l used all
kinds of patent medicines, pills and
blood purifiers. but never got any relief
from any of them. After reading
of the many cures perfected by DR.. Nc
Coy'S treatment, about six e. weeks ago
| concluded to visit his office at No. 10
West Third street and see what could
be done for me. After an examination
was told that it would require at least
three 81 months to perfect cure, so
nothing daunted / began his treatment
at once, and to my surprise began to
improve at once, and must say frankly
that to-day | feel like a new man and as
bright as lark. The tired, dull and
languid feeling, with no ambition, has
entirely left me, and 1 feel as though I
had a new life instilled in me-"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06
st. Paul Stock Exchange.

Sales-100 Alidor. Is; 100 Galena. buyer
60, 70; 200 Galena, buyer 80, 20; 10 Ram
sey County Loan and Trust Co.. SIG; 500
erosion, 43; 800 Alidor, buyer 80, 10; 500
IN United Iron, Is; 1000 United Iron, buyer
500 United Iron. II: 800 Alidor, IA 10
First National Bank of Morris. S97: 500
A1dor, 13; 600 Creston, Al; 20 CONNER
eial National bank, S119; 100 Alidor, -;
200 Alidor, IL; 500 Alidor. buyer so, 10:
100 Galena, buyer 90, so; 100 Galena,
buyer 80, 80; 500 Abacus, buyer 80. .O5.
CLOSING PRICES.
st. Paul BankS-National German Ameri-
can bank, 125 bid, 12S asked; st. Paul Ma
tional bank, ITO bid, 116 asked; First Ma
tional bank. 1S2 bid; Second National bank,
30 bid; Third National bank I2O bid: Mer.
chants National bank $50 bid; Commercial
National bank, 119 bid, 121 asked; Bank of
Germania bank, 1912 bid; The PEOPLES
bank, 10 bid; Seven Corners bank. IOI bid.
los asked; West Side bank, IO1 bid. ITO
asked: Savings Bank of st. Paul, 14O bid:
Scandinavian American, 101 bid. los asked;
First National bank, Saltwater ITO bid. $50
Lumberman's National bank, Saltwater. l25
bid. 40 asked
Minneapolis Banks-Bank of MINNEAPOLIS.
no bid; 13O asked; City Bank, los bid, rs
asked; Union National Bank, 1O2 bid, lO5
asked; First National Bank, 1876 bid: Ger
man American Bank. 100 bid. 125 asked:
Hennepln County Savings Bank, $50 bid
10 asked; National Bank of Commerce. Jos
bid, 115 asked; Nicollet National Bank 1O6
bid, 40 asked; Northwestern National Bank.
145 bid; Peoples Bank, 1O3 bid. 12O asked:
Scandal Bank, 125 bid, 40 asked; State
Bank, Joy bid, 100 asked; The Security
Bank, 100 bid, l41 asked First National
Bank of Morris, 81 asked
miscellaneous Stocks-St. Paul Fire and
Marine Insurance company 100 bid. I35
asked: st. Paul Trust company, los asked:
st. Paul Real Estate Title Insurance com
pany, lib bid, l I5 asked; Minnesota Secur-
ity company (par 50), 46 bid, 50 asked: st.
Paul Land company (par 100), 100 asked;
Warrendale improvement company 40 bid:
Minnesota Scale, so asked; Ramsey County
Loan and Trust company, 40 bid. AZ asked:
st. Anthony Park n. company (par LOO. 50
asked; west Publishing company (par 5O).
81 bid. go asked: North St. Paul Land COM
pany, 80 asked; Como heights Land
and Improvement company, 100 asked:
st. Paul Plows works, 5 bid: Billiards. Ex
press, bid; Minnesota Electric company.
Gle bid, Ts4 asked; st. Paul Opera House
100 bid: Capitol Real Estate e. improvement
company, so asked; Marvin Land & Loan
company, 105 bid, ITO asked: Northern
Pacific railroad company, (common) 27 bid !:
Northern Pacific Railroad company. (pre,
ferred) So bid Wv
thinning Stocks-Abacus Iron, .O4 asked !:
Galena Silver, 81 bid, Sc asked: United
Iron d Land Syndicate, Is bid, % asked !:
st. Paul d Dunn Co. Mining company. 325
bid. AS asked; Alidor Iron. (assessable) 10
asked; Golden Hope (assessable) .55 asked |:
CreStOn Iron, (aSSeSSable) 45
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06
LOCAL MARKETS.
ST. Paul..

There was considerable inquiry for cash
wheat to grind. Most of the city millers were
buying old No. 1 hard, and some outside bid
ders were in the market after the same, with
out bringing out many supplies. The sample
tables were well supplied, but for off grades
the demand was not active enough to warrant
higher prices. Corn and oats were about
steady. Barley and rye were dull indeed.
Ground feed steady. Corn meal unchanged.
Hay steady and quiet. Eggs are quoted I2c
lower, but there is really no change The
call:
Wheat-No: 1 hard 72I3c bid; No. 1
northern.. zoe bid; No. 2 northern CSC
bid.
Corn-No. 2, CSC. bid; September, 3shc
oats-No. 2, 2ec asked; September, 2ec
asked.
Barley-No. 2, 6oc bid; September, 6oc
bid; No. 3, As TO soc bid.
Ground Feed-$14.75 asked; No. 9. S14.OO
asked.
Corn Meal-Unbolted, $3.50 asked.
Uay-S7.59 bid, So asked: No. 2. 81 to
81 asked: timothy, $11 bid, S11 so asked.
Flax Seed-94c bid.
PotatCes-45c bid.
Eggs-1212c bid.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06
OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS
Vacation of ST: Paul & Saltwater
Road $50 Called,
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, Aug. %. 1887.

Whereas, A petition has been filed in
this Office by order of the Common Coun-
Gil, as required by law, asking for the
vacation of that part of the sO-called st.
Paul and Saltwater road sometimes
called the county road), running from
EdgertOn street northeasterly to Rea-
ney street and Payne avenue, across the
northerly portion of block 8, Borup s.
Paine's addition to st. Paul; and
Whereas, The petitioners state that
they are the owners of all the property
III said block 3 which abutS upon said
road asked to be vacated, and that the
object and reason for such vacation is
that said road was long since abandoned
by the public as a travelled highway land
is of no use or value either to the public
or to private individuals;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that said petition will be heard and coz
sidered by the Common Council of the
city of st. Paul ON Tuesday, the 4th day
of October, A. ID. 1887, at 1880 o'clock p.
M, at the Council Chamber in the City
Hall.
By'order of the Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAsT, City Clerk.
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DEPARTING TRAINS.

No. 2 arrives Chicago 1925 p m, Peoria
2:15. st. Louis Is 80 next a. IN.
No. arrives Chicago 7:3O. Peoria 1856
a. m. and st. Louis 5 :05 next afternoon.
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CONTRACT MORK.
Approach on Sherburne Avenue.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, I
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept.2, 1887. !
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the city of st. Paul, Min
nesota, at their office in said city, until
- m. on the 18th day of September, A.
ID. 1887, for constructing an approach to
and upon Sherburne avenue, from Rob
ert street, i'll said city, together with
the necessary grading, curbing, gutter
ing, .walling, and protecting and i'm
proving the same by proper steps, walls,
slopes and walks, according to plans
and specifications on file in the office of
said Board.
A bond with at least two e. sureties
in a sum of at least twenty (20) per cent.
OF the gross amount bid mustaccompany
each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
r l.. GORMAN, President.
Official: w. +. ERWIN,
246-256 Clerk Board of Public Works.